Victorian Drama
Victorian Drama refers to a genre of theatrical works that were popular during the reign of Queen Victoria in Britain, from 1837 to 1901. These plays typically explore themes such as social class, morality, and gender roles, often set in the lavish and rigidly structured society of the Victorian era. Victorian dramas often feature complex plots, intricate dialogue, and a focus on the inner lives and struggles of their characters. The genre is known for its attention to detail, elaborate costumes, and adherence to the strict societal norms of the time.